This questions has only, yes/no/do not know alternatives | Anesthesiologist (%) | Nurse anesthetist (%) | All (%) |
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1. How do you deal with anesthesia before, during and after this new operation? | |||
a Premedication with midazolam | 26/58/6 | 37/44/19 | 37/51/12 |
n = 394 | n = 600 | n = 994 | |
b Premedication with clonidine | 59/31/10 | 37/27/36 | 48/29/23 |
n = 406 | n = 610 | n = 1004 | |
c Propofol-based anesthesia | 70/24/6 | 71/15/14 | 71/19/10 |
n = 402 | n = 610 | n = 1012 | |
d Sevoflurane-based anesthesia | 43/49/8 | 47/34/19 | 45/42/13 |
n = 389 | n = 600 | n = 989 | |
e Desflurane-based anesthesia | 11/82/7 | 5/75/20 | 8/78/14 |
n = 401 | n = 500 | n = 901 | |
f Administration of low-dose propofol before waking up of patient | 45/45/10 | 52/24/24 | 48/35/17 |
n = 400 | n = 569 | n = 969 | |
g Administration of clonidine before waking up of patient | 33/52/15 | 17/42/41 | 25/47/28 |
n = 389 | n = 437 | n = 826 | |
h Administration of opioid before waking up of patient | 62/31/7 | 69/16/15 | 65/24/11 |
n = 398 | n = 500 | n = 898 | |
2. Do you use any form of diagnostic kits, e.g. Paediatric Anesthesia Emergence Delirium (PAED) scale at PEA in children? | 1/81/18 | 1/60/39 | 1/75/24 |
n = 407 | n = 546 | n = 953 |